₦airaland Forum

WriteerNg:
Oil Thieves

🇺🇸 Empire of murderers 🇺🇸

The entire world would celebrate the demise of this evil nation.

Venezuela might be the end of the United State of Oil thieves.

bayelsaowei:
Some may have celebrated. But many more condemned it..and used the opportunity to also condemn gun violence in the US..something the supposed right cant open their mouths to condemn.

I have not seen in my life where folks cant condemn what is actually killing them. Its sickening.

WriteerNg:
⚡The Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela has begun escorting ships carrying petroleum products leaving the country, following the recent seizure of a sanctioned oil tanker in the Southern Caribbean by the United States and threats of a “blockade” by President Trump, with several ships - transporting urea, petroleum coke and other oil-based products - departing the Port of José bound for Asia between Tuesday evening and Wednesday, receiving a naval escort by warships of the Venezuelan Navy, three people familiar with the matter told the New York Times.

bayelsaowei:
A wayward child and more..

bayelsaowei:
A wayward child and more..

Lionessza6:
Please stop broadcasting your ignorance about a country you claim you're a citizen of.Protests mean very different things in different countries.

In Nigeria, they rarely lead to lasting change, so many see them as high-risk with little reward.

In South Africa, it’s different. Protests, even when loud or disruptive, often lead to talks, policy changes, or legal action. They’re not chaos....they’re part of how our democracy works.
Why? Strong institutions
Powerful labor unions
Active student movements
Civic organizations that hold power accountable.

A legal system that allows court challenges after protests.Protests keep leaders on their toes. When governance fails, we mobilize quickly and demand action. That’s why delivering results isn’t just good politics....it’s survival.

Our histories shape how we see activism. What some call desperation, we call political participation that gets results.Protest here isn’t a threat....it’s how we make the system work.

2. Firstly, let me clarify something: Boers do not own 70% of South Africa’s landmass; that figure refers specifically to commercial agricultural land. This is a colonial residue, much like our old infrastructure and economic framework. Such systems are not undone impulsively; they are phased out deliberately and responsibly to avoid economic collapse.

Most of South Africa’s land remains under traditional authorities and is untitled, which is precisely why land reform was not the most urgent priority compared to housing, services, and economic transformation.

The land question has returned to the spotlight largely because of high urban unemployment and the recognition of agriculture as a potential large-scale employer. In addition, South Africa now has access to diversified global markets, including Asia, rather than being overwhelmingly dependent on European markets that historically had little incentive to support meaningful land reform.

Reform must therefore be strategic, economically sound, and sovereign. We are under no obligation to rush complex structural changes or to accept pressure framed as ‘African solidarity’ when it risks economic self-harm. We are not Zimbos. We don't seek to be validated by envious Pan-Africanists as " non cowards " and "lovers of blackness ". We accept that we were thrown into the deep end and we have so many structural reforms inherited from apartheid that we have to overcome. But we will never self-harm to please the continent that secretly and openly coverts our position. Or self-harm to spite white SA when we will end up being the biggest losers at the end because we have no Europe* to pick us up when we are down like they have. Just like Black Americans we are on our own in cases like this because our own cousins occupy even weaker positions than we on the global hierarchy of political and economic relevance unlike the white people in our respective countries who have a much more successful continental home to back them. Both whites are an extension of that and we are an extention of the weak positions of Africa. But that is too deep for a feeble mind like yours to comprehend .

bayelsaowei:
Some may have celebrated. But many more condemned it..and used the opportunity to also condemn gun violence in the US..something the supposed right cant open their mouths to condemn.

I have not seen in my life where folks cant condemn what is actually killing them. Its sickening.

basilico:
😂🔥 TRUMP PULLS THE ULTIMATE MEDIA HEAD FAKE — AND THEY FELL FOR IT

President Trump just executed the mother of all trolls — and the media walked straight into it.

Using Tucker Carlson, knowingly or unknowingly, to float the idea that a war with Venezuela was imminent, Trump sent every major network into full panic mode.

What happened next?

They cleared prime-time coverage.
They went wall-to-wall.
They tuned in tens of millions of Americans.

And instead of war?

Trump delivered a full recap of his first-year accomplishments, calmly, confidently — in front of Christmas decorations no less. 🎄😂

Absolute chess.

He also told Americans something the media hates admitting:
👉 Illegal aliens were draining THEIR hard-earned tax dollars

No spin. No apology. Just facts.

The result?
• The media did his distribution for him
• His message reached everyone
• And the panic narrative collapsed in real time

Love him or hate him, one thing is undeniable:

Trump is the undisputed king of political trolling — and arguably the most effective media manipulator to ever sit in the Oval Office.

They never see it coming.
And they never learn.

feedthenation:
---FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino says that he plans to leave the job next month in January---

DeepSight:
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It is in the nature of baptized religious fundamentalist Trumpists to spin his every nasty callous word or act as intentional genius.
George Orwell described this well in Animal Farm.

basilico:
Yeah right. Nothing good can come out of his actions or words.
They were waiting for him to deckarecwar in Venezuela if you didn't get my copy and paste post.

IronGalaxy:
The myth that other Africans are more "hardworking" is self-flattery at best.. Look at your countries, nothing screams "hard work" ..

Lionessza6:
Insecurity isn’t enforcing borders. That’s called running a country.

South Africans aren’t ‘threatened’ by hard work....we built institutions, industries, and a constitutional state under conditions you clearly don’t understand. What we reject is unmanaged mass migration from poorer states that adds labour supply without adding equivalent demand, overwhelms public services, and shifts the costs of other governments’ failures onto our working class.

Apartheid didn’t make us weak.....it made us very clear about what happens when people are denied ownership, accountability, and control over their own country. That’s exactly why we won’t repeat the mistake by outsourcing responsibility for nation-building.

Hard work doesn’t cancel immigration law. Resilience doesn’t entitle anyone to another country’s housing, hospitals, or jobs. If Nigeria is so full of opportunity and resilience, build it there.....like every serious nation expects its citizens to do.

This isn’t envy. It’s economics, governance, and sovereignty. Adult countries understand that

Evilthoughts:
Stop hiding behind the white man work you lazy people. You have no single work in what South Africa is. The African Union should just shut you people up by returning apartheid or getting rid of you from African countries. You people are mentally colonized. You are not true Africans in any sense

budaatum:
Funny this.

My sister, an accountant with like 20 years work experience in Nigeria, recently completed her masters in UK and got a job.

"Damn, they make you work for every penny here", she told me.

She'd arrive at work in Lagos at 7am, she said, because leaving for 8am when her office opened meant she wouldn't get there by ten. She'd do about an hours work, and by noon its break time, during which she'd go shopping at market and arrive back by 2 and potter around till 5 and be done and home by 7. Whereas, in UK she gets a 45 minutes break, and despite working from home three days, its work every single minute.

"How can we expect to develop as a nation working like we do back home when the competition here is draining every minute for the money they pay", she laments, glad she finally came over saying she's learnt more about work in a year in UK than she did in 20 years in Nigeria.

Hard working my toe, says I, but most wouldn't know of it unless they travel out of Nigeria.

Stolen:
This is your best piece yet.

KingCold:
LOL.. the bolded is a jokke at this point.. a tired one for that matter

Evilthoughts:
Everyone in the world knows its true but nyaope boys keep living in foolishness

KingCold:
. Look, which lie you choose to tell yourself to lull you into a sense of comfort for your country's failures, it's ultimately your business. Leave me out of it

Evilthoughts:
South Africa us not a first world country like you and your sister lie about it. She is even comparing it to the UK,USA etc ....foolish people . South Africa is a violent, drug and unequal country filled with lazy men who are envious of other capable African men because they know we will take over their country and women from them to make it better. Kiss the truth Zulu boy

KingCold:
South Africa "envious" of Nigeria? okay..

Evilthoughts:
You know the truth and why we intimidate you

KingCold:
Lol, You know, once you realise what drives these nonsensical comments. It's really difficult to take you people, seriously.. But go on,, homour me, I'm listening..

Evilthoughts:
Continue laughing Zulu boy as we continue progressing and leading the continent. You know good and well that when Nigeria sneezes the whole Africa catches a cold. We are the face and natural leaders of the continent not fake blacks with white masters who hate anything black succeful